Medical · Fort Worth, Texas
Medical construction in Fort Worth
Structures and Interiors, Inc. has built medical space at both ends of Fort Worth. Near the hospitals south of downtown are Texas Kidney Consultants on 8th Avenue and our finish-out for Fort Worth Plastic Surgery on 12th Avenue. On the north side are Fort Worth Heart North Clinic on Boat Club Road and Texas Health Professional Building 2 in Alliance.
Medical projects we built in Fort Worth
These projects cover nephrology, plastic surgery, cardiology, imaging, and medical office buildings. Texas Kidney Consultants and Fort Worth Plastic Surgery are close to the hospitals south of downtown. Texas Health Professional Building 2 is in Alliance, on the north side, Schroeder Buildings I, II, and III are on North Tarrant Parkway, and Fort Worth Heart North is on Boat Club Road on the northwest side.
Building in Fort Worth
Medical construction in Fort Worth falls into two kinds of setting, and we have built in both. Near the hospitals south of downtown, the work is usually inside or beside occupied medical buildings, where streets are tight, parking is short, and neighbors are seeing patients while we work. On the north side, the work is more often a new building on open land, where the first tasks are utilities, drainage, and site approvals.
Fort Worth Heart North Clinic was a new building on its own site. A project like that goes through platting and site review before a building permit is issued. An interior finish-out, such as Fort Worth Plastic Surgery, skips those steps but still needs plan review, inspections, and a certificate of occupancy. Our permit guide covers what each review asks for. Fort Worth handles all of this through its own departments, and its steps differ from those in Dallas.
S&I lays out the approvals when we first budget the job. For medical clients we also plan around the things the city does not control: imaging equipment delivery, shielding, and any state review the practice needs before it can open.
Common questions
Has Structures and Interiors built medical offices in Fort Worth?
Yes. Our Fort Worth medical work includes Texas Kidney Consultants, Fort Worth Plastic Surgery, Fort Worth Heart North Clinic, Texas Health Professional Building 2 in Alliance, Schroeder Buildings I, II, and III, and Radiology Associates of Tarrant County. It covers nephrology, plastic surgery, cardiology, imaging, and medical office buildings.
Is building near the hospitals different from building on the north side?
Yes. Near the hospitals south of downtown, the work is usually inside or beside occupied medical buildings, with tight streets, short parking, and neighbors seeing patients. On the north side it is more often a new building on open land, where utilities, drainage, and site approvals come first.
What should a medical practice plan for beyond the city permit?
The things the city does not control: imaging equipment delivery, radiation shielding, and any state review the practice needs before it can open. Those go on the same schedule as the permit from the first budget.
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